Christian Kabasele forces the ball into the back of the net for Watford after Keinan Davis had a shot from point-blank range saved.

The flag is up for offside. Not sure who strayed into an offside position there. Either way, it doesn't count.

Chris Wilder in the Boro dug-out and Cardiff's Steve Morison are both booked by the referee James Bell.

Oscar Estupinan smacks the woodwork with an effort for Hull.

Dimitrios Pelkas provided the chance, Estupinan got the shot away but it hit the outside of the post and away.

Middlesbrough have forced a couple of corners but have been unable to make anything of the set-piece opportunities.

The hosts apply some early second-half pressure on Sheffield United.

Swansea try hit the Championship leaders on the break, but a final pass from Joel Piroe to try find Joe Allen is picked off.

Moments later Matthew Sorinola sends a close-range effort over the bar.

Stevenage were quick out of the traps in the second half and Alex Gilbey stuck a fine effort from just outside the area to put them ahead against Newport.

Tranmere’s Kane Hemmings has scored four minutes after the break to cancel out Andy Cook’s strike which came after three minutes in the first half for Bradford.

Stockport are now level at 2-2 with Crawley thanks to Chris Hussey’s 52nd-minute leveller.

Wigan hit the post, as Jack Watmough meets a back-post corner but can only thud his header onto the woodwork.

Huddersfield needed David Kasumu to make a telling challenge on Will Keane before that, as the Latics chased a second.

Middlesbrough striker Rodrigo Muniz brings the ball down on the edge of the box but with little options on goes for a wild swing which flies high and wide over the bar.

Not the route back into the game Chris Wilder is looking for.

Alex Neil's Stoke close to a third, but Matt Ingram is alert to deny midfielder Will Smallbone.

It was a genuine one-on-one.

It's all square in the Lancashire derby at Deepdale.

Taylor Harwood-Bellis put Vincent Kompany's Burnley ahead after just 10 minutes, only for Jordan Storey to get the final touch for Preston's equaliser five minutes later.

Other than the 20:00 BST kick-off at Preston tonight, games are getting back under way in the second half around the rest of the EFL.

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• Leyton Orient have the only remaining unbeaten record in the league and George Moncur's 35th-minute goal has put them a goal up against bottom side Rochdale.
• Swindon went a goal down early on to Sutton before turning it around to lead 2-1 and then being pegged back to 2-2 at the break.
• Dom Telford has been on target to give Crawley the lead over Stockport.
• Northampton and Barrow hold a one goal advantage in their games against AFC Wimbledon and Doncaster.
• Hartlepool are looking for their first win of the season and are a goal up against Crewe.
• Bradford and Colchester scored early in their games and still hold the lead at the break.
• Three games are goalless.

Freddie Woodman is again called into action in Preston's goal.

This time Josh Cullen tries his luck with a low curled effort from just outside the area. The shot lacked any real pace and Woodman was down easily to gather it.

It's another big chance for Burnley.

Manuel Benson sends a cross into the box and finds Connor Roberts, who sees his flicked header flash across goal and wide.

There is less than five minutes to go until half-time.

• Leaders Ipswich are a goal ahead against Bristol Rovers thanks to Conor Chaplin's sixth of the season.
• Jack Diamond’s penalty has put Lincoln ahead at home to Derby.
• Liam Kitching scored just before the break to give Barnsley the lead over Port Vale.
• Shrewsbury and Exeter have shared four goals equally in an exciting first half.
• Wycombe lead Accrington thanks to Jason McCarthy and Fleetwood lead Peterborough through Josh Vela.
• Connor Wickham levelled for Forest Green to make it 1-1 against Charlton.
• Bolton are ahead against MK Dons through Dion Charles’ penalty and Cambridge lead struggling Cheltenham.
• Portsmouth, Plymouth and Sheffield Wednesday are all being held goalless.

Some neat work from Burnley finds Jay Rodriguez on the edge of the area.

He steadies himself to poke a pass through for Vitinho, but his weak shot is well held by goalkeeper Freddie Woodman.

Will Keane's penalty is the difference at the John Smith's Stadium, as Wigan lead Huddersfield at the break.

Ryan Hedges' poked finish is all that separates Blackburn and Watford.

The hosts have had a number of chances, with Ben Brereton Diaz carving out a few promising opportunities.

Meanwhile, Watford have had to deal with losing the influential Ismaila Sarr to injury.

Cardiff are on course for victory at the Riverside already with three first half goals against Middlesbrough.

Callum O'Dowda, Mark Harris and Perry Ng have scored the goals. Boro were unbeaten at home this season before tonight. Will take some comeback to keep that up.

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